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#16
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ohhkkk..^_^mp3gain to normalize volume.
#17
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The 'normalize' command also works.
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H_TeXMeX_H
The 'normalize' command also works.
please elaborate !
#19
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Registered: Oct 2005
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Something like:
see the man page, 'man normalize' for more options.
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H_TeXMeX_H
see the man page, 'man normalize' for more options.
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No manual entry for normalize
this is why i asked...
#21
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Then it isn't installed. Either way, any such program should work well for this.
#22
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ohhkkk..^_^mp3gain to normalize volume.
IMO replaygain is a better system than peak normalisation. Its a bit of a pity that 'normalise' is used to mean different things.
BTW, you might find this interesting-
http://www.hometracked.com/2008/04/2...normalization/
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cascade9
interesting....???
it is shocking....
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